FRIDAY FILM BEAT: Are We Officially Dating

I have just a few words to say about this week's Film Beat entry, which may have been released in your country as That Awkward Moment: Best. Comedy movie. Ever. However, we can't say the same thing about Jordan Barrack, who is the Bellend of the Month for February 2014. The builder from Lincolnshire has been ordered to pay a policeman £400 in compensation after he secretly took a photograph of PC Charles Harris while he was being interviewed at Sleaford Police Station in Lincolnshire, drew two penises on it, then posted the doctored photograph on Facebook. He was asked to attend a voluntary interview on August 21 last year after he witnessed a drunken brawl the night before. The 20-year-old was so frustrated at being left waiting for two hours he took a picture of PC Harris when he took his statement. Later that day, Barrack used Photoshop to draw two penises on the officer before uploading the image to Facebook and Snapchat. He was arrested after the image was shared by more than 1,700 people and passed to Lincolnshire Police. Barrack was arrested and pleaded guilty to posting a grossly offensive, obscene picture on a social media site at Lincoln Magistrates Court. He was ordered to pay £400 in compensation to PC Harris as well as £85 costs and a £60 victim surcharge. Next time he'll think before he does that again.